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English → Fr SIR, Level 8/10

My wife, who is very fond of toasted cheese, presents her compliments to him, and begs to know if there's any of that kind, which he was so good as to send us last Christmas, to be sold in London.

Ma femme, qui aime beaucoup le fromage grillé, lui présente ses compliments, et désire savoir s'il y a de cette sorte, qu'il a eu la bonté de nous envoyer le Noël dernier, à vendre à Londres.

Vocabulary

Ma
My (feminine possessive adjective)
femme
Woman or wife
qui
Who, which, or that (relative pronoun)
aime
Loves or likes (third person singular of aimer)
beaucoup
Very much, a lot, greatly
le
The (masculine definite article)
fromage
Cheese, a dairy food product
grillé
Grilled or toasted (past participle of griller)
lui
Him, her, or to him/her (indirect pronoun)
présente
Presents or introduces (third person singular of présenter)
ses
His, her, or its (plural possessive adjective)
compliments
Compliments, regards, or expressions of admiration
et
And (coordinating conjunction)
désire
Desires or wishes (third person singular of désirer)
savoir
To know (a fact or information)
s'
Reflexive pronoun (contracted form of se)
il
He or it (third person masculine pronoun)
y
There, or referring to a previously mentioned place
a
Has (third person singular of avoir)
de
Of, from, or some (preposition or partitive)
cette
This or that (feminine demonstrative adjective)
sorte
Sort, kind, or type of something
qu'
That or which (contracted conjunction/relative pronoun)
eu
Had (past participle of avoir)
la
The (feminine definite article)
bonté
Kindness or goodness as a personal quality
nous
We or us (first person plural pronoun)
envoyer
To send something or someone somewhere
Noël
Christmas, the Christian holiday celebrated December 25th
dernier
Last or most recent (masculine adjective)
à
To, at, or in (preposition indicating location or direction)
vendre
To sell goods or products
Londres
London, the capital city of England
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